adj

sprouted

Sprouted (adj) means having grown shoots; germinated. Example: “Sprouted grain bread is made from wheat berries that have begun to germinate.”

adj

Having grown shoots; germinated.

"Sprouted grain bread is made from wheat berries that have begun to germinate."

How to use sprouted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes something, usually a seed or grain, that has already begun to grow.

Common pairings

sprouted grain sprouted wheat

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_____ grain bread is made from wheat berries that have begun to germinate.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “sprouted” mean?

The word “sprouted” means having grown shoots; germinated. In plain terms, describes something, usually a seed or grain, that has already begun to grow.

How do you use “sprouted” in a sentence?

Here is “sprouted” used in a sentence: “Sprouted grain bread is made from wheat berries that have begun to germinate.”

What part of speech is “sprouted”?

“Sprouted” is an adjective.

What is the meaning of sprouted?

"sprouted" (adj) means having grown shoots; germinated.